Sentence examples for theme is thought from inspiring English sources

The manga's theme is thought to be related to "finding hope in times of pain and grief".

Taken together, a writer's themes are thought to typify the writer despite him- or herself, except for protean geniuses like Shakespeare, invisible in the dense thicket of their contradictions.

Mr Clinton's race-tinged dismissal of the South Carolina result contrasted strongly with Mr Obama's theme of racial reconciliation, and is thought to have tipped Mr Kennedy into endorsing Mr Obama.

This environmentally themed tale tackling corporate greed is thought to have been Dr Seuss's favourite of his stories, and was made into a Hollywood film in 2012.

"That, to me, was a recipe for an audio conflict," explained Wolff, because, at the time, theme songs were thought to be melodic jingles.

The best-known theme song on Jeopardy! is "Think!", originally composed by Griffin under the title "A Time for Tony", as a lullaby for his son.

The theme of this year's conference is "think again", and the line-up of speakers is diverse, including a monk and a self-styled gentleman thief.

Williams says his artificial intelligence system, which is called Enterprise ("after a Star Trek theme", he quips) can be thought of as a smarter version of Apple's Siri or Microsoft's Cortana voice-activated user interfaces.

Despite his large number of works on Christian themes, Britten has sometimes been thought of as agnostic.

The overarching themes between these subdomains are thought to be significant and related.

The patient-student-preceptor relationship triad was highlighted in several themes and categories and was thought to facilitate the participation of both patients and students in delivering the perceived clerkship outcomes.